Football Scores From Around the Nation
United Press reports a wide set of college and service football results with many teams posting wins and losses across a broad national slate. Notable scores include Lafayette 19 Bucknell 7, Dartmouth 14 Harvard 7, Army 27 Cornell 6, Penn State and Michigan State tied 14 14, and Ohio State 34 Wisconsin 32.
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Bates
Maine
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Holy Cross
Vanderbilt
Yale
Army
Cornell
Ft. Devens
Massachusetts
Shepard Tehrs
Glenville Tehrs
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Champlain
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Ithaca
Middlebury
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Columbia
Penn
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St. Michael’s
New England College
Montclair Twins
Panzer
U. S. Coast Guard
Orwich
Franklin and Marshall
Albright
Wesleyan
Amherst
Brown
Connecticut
West Virginia
Washington & Lee
Penn State
Michigan State
Clarkson
Lowell Textile
Brooklyn College
Northeastern
Penn Military
Drexel
Western Maryland
Randolph- Macon
Vermont
Newee
Williams
Tufts
Maryland
Slares
Washington
Rochester
Sampson
R.P.I
Worcester Tech
Muhlenberg
Gettysburg
Haverford
Hamilton
West Virginia State
St. Augustine
Slippery Rock Twins
St. Bonaventure
William & Mary
Springfield
Toledo
Juniata
Dickinson
Westminster
Bethany
Toronto
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Rutgers
Lehigh
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Akron
Xavier
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Muskingum
Wooster
Hanover
Manchester
Huron
Yankton
Monmouth
Cornell College
MacAlester
Jamestown
Doane
Kearney
Chadron
Midland
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Marquette
Northwestern
Syracuse
Western Ontario
Queens
Wabash
Valparaiso
Knox
Beloit
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Miami (O
Ohio U
Bowling Green
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio Wesleyan
Depauw
Capital
Kenyon
Swarthmore
Ursinus
Alma
Kalamazoo
Michigan Tech
Michigan
Minnesota
Illinois
Purdue
Notre Dame
Iowa
Carthage
Elmhurst
Defiance
Olivet
Whitewater
Platteville
Kansas
Nebraska
Ripon
Lawrence
Cincinnati
Butler
Parons
Iowa Wesleyan
Parade floats parade through community event scene
High school scouts and community groups showcased floats directed by Emma Lou Bell Mrs George Peterson Theresa Walker and many others in a multi troop display. Boy Scouts Troop Six and Troop Fourteen featured campsites bridges and red signals while YMCA and YWCA entries highlighted youth activities.
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George Peterson
Theresa Walker
Emerson School
W. W. Shields
G. Nicholas Ifft
Washington
Russell Humphries
YMCA
Ralph Moon
Howard Seeley
BOY Scouts Troop
Zendell Hale
Troop 14
Glendon Hall Bateman
Jefferson
Odds Against Casey's Job Were 15-1
New York odds favored the Yankees returning Casey Stengel to the major leagues after they lifted him from the Pacific Coast league. Oakland president Brick Laws kept him with the Yankees, while Stengel noted offers and joked about buried clubs as he waited for another big chance.
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New York
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Oakland
Brick Laws
Casey
Yankees
del Webb
Steno
Stengel
Billy Southworth
Braves
Pilots Aim To Set Endurance Flight Record In Texas
Two Dallas pilots Fred Vimont and Bert Simons shifted their base from Dallas to Longview Texas due to foul weather. They launched at 6 01 p m on Wednesday in a single engine craft and planned to fly nearly until Christmas seeking a world endurance record. They reported good engine condition and were on a strict diet.
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Longview
Texas
Dallas
Fred Vimont
Bert Simons
GOP Spending Boosts in Senate Battle Across States
Republicans pour five dollars for every dollar spent by Democrats in the race for control of the U S Senate. Officials show the GOP targeting key states while Democrats claim rising campaigning costs and strategy concerns amid a heated contest.
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Washington
Eoontrol
U. S. Senate
GOP
Senate
Radio Station Sunday Schedule Highlights and Lineup
A dense listing of NBC AM FM and KEYY KEIO stations detailing Sunday programs. It covers morning to late evening blocks with news summaries, serials, musical programs, church services, dramas, and countrywide talks from NBC and local affiliates.
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National Radio Pulpit
Eternal
America United
First Congregational Church
Sacred Heart
Alan Lomax
William L. Shirer
John B. Kennedy
Bill Cunningham
Michael O'Duffy
Roy Rogers
Nick Carter
Gabriel Heatter
Alexander
AP News
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Search For Certainty
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Ts News
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Gover
McCune Motor Cavalcade
Madrigal Singers
Webb
Airlane Trio
Preston Girls
the Opera
Constance Davis
Palmer
Ned Stocks
LDS Seminary
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Israel
the Wildwood
United Nations
Fine Arts
America
Ted Malone
Johnny Thompson
Piano Playhouse
Walter Winchell
Louella Parsons
Theatre Guild of the Air
Newsweek
Drew Pearson
Liebert
Dreamland
Caldwell Man Dies In Caldwell Inquest Planned
Raymond H. Ford aged 48 of Caldwell was found dead in a corn field three miles southwest of town by his brothers in law Paul Engle and Logan Feale. An empty bottle with a note reading Dont take more than four drops per day was found. Coroner William B Talley said autopsy will determine if death was due to medicine or natural causes and no inquest will be held.
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Caldwell
Ida
Raymond H. Ford
T.ree Miles
Ford
Paul Engle
Logan Feale
Canyon County
William B. Talley
Thom as Faces Grand Jury Over Payoff Claims
The Justice Department opened a grand jury probe into charges that Rep J Parnell Thomas of New Jersey took kickbacks from staff payrolls. Allegations first aired by Drew Pearson and backed by FBI inquiry notes Thomas denying intimidation and stating no comment.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Rep. J. Parnell Thomas
R. N.J
Congressional
Thomas
Drew Pearson
New Jersey
Justice Department
FBI
Baby Needs Shoes Not This Baby in Fort Worth
Warren Ward, near his first birthday, will soon have plenty of footwear. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ward. Mrs. Ward has collected about 300 miniature shoes, split evenly between tights and lefts, many sent from Europe by her aunt who was an army captain.
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Alex Campbell
House Committee
House UnAmerican
Activites
Allendale
N. J
United Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Warren Ward
Master Ward
Robert L. Ward
Belgium
Robert Reimer
Wallace Loses On Vote Appeal
The Supreme Court refused to order Illinois to place Henry A Wallace on the November ballot. The Progressive candidate promptly appealed to the state to secure voluntary placement. The 6 to 3 decision upheld a 1935 Illinois law barring the new party from the ballot.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Illinois
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Progressives
Cpu
Ray Lowins seeks comeback as back surgery clears up elbow trouble
Ray Lowins, center fielder for the Pocatello Cardinals, is in Hines Veterans Hospital Illinois for back issues and a removed elbow spur. He writes he expects a strong arm next season and a good year ahead. He invites Gate City fans to drop a card at Hines Hospital Ward No. 1-215.
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Tami Mauriello
Tony Galento
Joe Louis
Lou Little
Columbia
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Army
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Hugh Casey
Brooklyn
Pirates
Ray Lowins
Pocatello Cardinals
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Hines, Ill
Australian urges empire secretariat for commonwealth capitals
Gordon Menzies, former Australian premier and opposition leader, calls for an Empire secretariat in each commonwealth capital to ensure a total commonwealth view is known before any member makes a major international decision.
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Ottawa
Gordon Menzies
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